Yeah PS is a fun but yet tough program. I took 2 semesters of PS in school. I know basics and some advanced things to do with PS. Never used Illustrator and i have no idea what it is. I have heard of it but never looked into it. Volleyball and canoing are fun.

Well the printers are not custom made. We have a series of different models. some are designed for smaller shops and others for large operations. I can't really get into the pricing of the printers as my boss would have my head if I ever let something like that out, but i can say that they are not cheap. It is a large investment which required a down payment.

The resin prices vary depending on the particular resin you want. we have a number of different kinds. It also depends on which printer you have because so take the small resin cartridges and others take the large. On the low end you are looking at about $500 or so for some resin and on the high end around $1,000.

I do not recall the exact dimensions, but I think the largest object we print is probably somewhere around 2 feet by 2 feet. Pieces can be glued or fastened together though, so if you design your part right then it can be as large as you want.

It's a vector graphics program, much like Corel Draw, that allows for the design of images that can be scaled larger or smaller without a reduction in quality or resolution, and without an increase in file size. I use it a lot in my side biz making vinyl graphics. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Once you've learned how to use it, you'll wonder how you did without. I know I do.

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It's a vector graphics program, much like Corel Draw, that allows for the design of images that can be scaled larger or smaller without a reduction in quality or resolution, and without an increase in file size. I use it a lot in my side biz making vinyl graphics. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Once you've learned how to use it, you'll wonder how you did without. I know I do.

dang that sounds cool. my only flaw i have is that i cant draw worth a dang. i can edit photos pretty good and what not but when it comes to drawing on a pc its tough. i can draw on paper but not on a pc. Vector graphics are the ones you draw yourself right. ill go google it and see what i can find out.

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i am a full time student in multimedia and infocomm.got into it by accident and am stuck with it for the next 2 yrs of my life. i will value my knowledge there, but am not sure if i will want to go on with it for the rest of my, my mind just inst up to too much programmings and computer graphics.sighs.....

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